Plaster for promoting blood circulation for removing stasis

Abstract

The invention discloses a plaster for promoting blood circulation for removing stasis. The plaster comprises the following raw materials: pseudo-ginseng, ligusticum chuanxiong hort, safflower carthamus, salvia miltiorrhiza, olibanum, angelica sinensis, leonurus, raw cattail pollen, borneol, litsea cubeba oil, fructus forsythiae oil, rhizoma acori graminei oil, pollen extractive, sodium aescinate,albiflorin std and gypsum. According to the traditional Chinese medicine theoretical formula, all the herbal medicines are synergic and coordinated with each other; the plaster has the effects of supporting the healthy energy, removing cold and wet, warming meridians and dredging collaterals, promoting circulation to remove stasis and stopping pain; the plaster is externally applied, is safe and convenient and is free from toxic side effect; compared with the prior art, the plaster for promoting blood circulation for removing stasis disclosed by the invention has the advantages that the activeingredients can quickly permeate into skin for absorption and the effects of promoting blood circulation for removing stasis and relieving swelling and pain can be achieved; the skin environment canbe improved; the pores can be dredged; the skin barrier function can be improved; the damaged skin can be repaired; the plaster has the effects of resisting against oxidization and removing free radicals.

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[0001] The invention relates to a plaster for promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis. Background technique

[0002] Bruises generally refer to soft tissue injuries caused by falls, beatings, bumps, nibbling, etc., with swelling and pain as the main manifestations. Traditional Chinese medicine has a history of thousands of years in the treatment of bruises. In ancient times, it was called "bruises" as a general term for all injuries. It was mostly caused by external force or excessive force when one's posture was incorrect. Traditional Chinese medicine refers to all injuries caused by external forces acting on the human body, such as muscle and bone injury, congestion, swelling and pain, disharmony of qi and blood, obstruction of meridians and even organ damage, etc., collectively referred to as bruises.

[0003] For a long time, the treatment of boils, bruises and bruises is mainly based on massage, hot compress, and western-made plasters, but...